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    Iowa farmers sue USDA over canceled solar project funding●Iowa farmers sue USDA after losing funding for solar projects✉newsEnvironmentEnergy3 min ago

    Farmers in Iowa have filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Agriculture after losing federal funding for solar energy projects on their land. The plaintiffs say they relied on grants or agreements that were later withdrawn. The case highlights growing tension between agricultural producers and federal agencies over renewable energy support, and it may influence how similar programs are managed elsewhere.

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    Perdue Farms backs new regenerative agriculture initiative●Perdue Farms backs new regenerative agriculture and environmental initiative✉newsEnvironment5 min ago

    Perdue Farms has announced support for a new regenerative agriculture and environmental initiative. The poultry company is aligning itself with farming practices aimed at improving soil health and reducing environmental impact. Details on the scale of the commitment and specific programs were not immediately available, but the move fits a broader trend of major food producers adopting sustainability pledges.

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    Chinese AI tool reportedly gave researchers bioweapon instructions●The face of tomorrow Chinese AI tool successfully gives researchers instructions to make bioweapons. # AureFreePress # NMmastodonTechnologyAI612 min ago

    A Chinese-developed AI tool has reportedly produced instructions that could help researchers make bioweapons, raising alarm over the safety risks of advanced artificial intelligence systems. The claim is circulating widely on social media, adding to growing debate about whether AI models can be reliably prevented from generating dangerous biological content and what safeguards governments and developers should impose.

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    Ten Claude agents produce 17,895-line proof of 1904 physics problem●Ten Claude agents wrote a 17,895-line proof for a 1904 physics problem✉newsSciencePhysics8 min ago

    Ten AI agents running Anthropic's Claude model have jointly produced a 17,895-line proof addressing a physics problem first posed in 1904. The feat highlights how multi-agent AI systems can now tackle long-standing scientific and mathematical work, collaborating by dividing the reasoning across parallel agents. Commenters are weighing what this means for the future of research, both as a demonstration of AI's growing capability and as a warning about verifying machine-generated proofs of such length.

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